Just get the ring, never know when you'll need it, even if ya dont even own a saw it will fit yet, got to be prepared.
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Nik's Poulan Thread
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I own 500 rounds of 5.56 and dont even own a gun in that caliber. Had them for 5 years and just started looking for a single shot heavy barrel rifle.
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Nice. Thats how I like them. Low tops with big carb and intake updates.
How much does one of those chain brake clutch covers like that weigh? Never used one of those style. Even though see them for sale all the time.
Looks like it will. Have to have the clutch cover off to put that screw in or take it out! Lol! Good eye!
This brake assembly doesn't seem all that heavy. Actually now that you mention it, it seemed pretty lite. Never thought to weigh them and see what the difference was. I think I paid a little under $40 shipped for that guy. I like the look of the old school metal flags.
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When it rains it pours. Think I have another 3000 parts saw coming. Supposedly only missing clutch cover.
Crazy weather again, 28° now, almost 70° by Friday.
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Sounds like North Texas weather
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Points vs electronic flywheels for S25da. Is there a difference? Also I'm attaching a photo of a different style flywheel. Is it simply a newer style? Second pic is of a points (left) next to the different style. First pic is points flywheel ( left) and the normal electronic flywheel. Only diff. I can see is the raised portion on the points wheel.
i think one difference to the 2nd picture is flywheel key thickness, could there be a timing issue as well with TDC etc. are you sure they are all S25 series? what is the concern? if they fit and are the same height etc. i guess you could try them out. I am sure i have everyone of those somewhere with my 35 or so in that model.
There is a difference between the point and electronic flywheel.
The keyway is positioned differently
And Bob, I think I have a 3000 clutch cover here if you need one
The keyway is positioned differently
And Bob, I think I have a 3000 clutch cover here if you need one
Definitetly a difference in timing, & also watch out when buying replacement FWs because there are electronic
Craftsman 2.3 flywheels (530039077 from Craftsman 358.352350) that are hollowed out inside, thus appear
to be points type to fit over the black points cover, but they don't....maybe they were reworked early ones?
I do remember that a coil change (points to CDI) requires a cylinder change, as the mounts are different too.
Craftsman 2.3 flywheels (530039077 from Craftsman 358.352350) that are hollowed out inside, thus appear
to be points type to fit over the black points cover, but they don't....maybe they were reworked early ones?
I do remember that a coil change (points to CDI) requires a cylinder change, as the mounts are different too.
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I found 3 NOS electronic coils yesterday..
A couple from the Guido showed up today!
Nice !
The Poulan series with the 330,380,3450,3750 are my favorites. I must have a dozen of them.
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Thanks Mark. I'll get back to you.
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Who has a good fuel line for the Poulan S25? My Tygon turned to stone, so I obviously dumped some ethanol in it. I think my Homelite gray fuel line is too big that I use on the Huskys. Is the Echo 90014 the way to go, 3 x 5 mm? Mark showed 1/8 x 3/16 in his thread.
Real Tygon is good fuel line. Plain old yellow fuel line that everyone seems to call 'Tygon' just because it's yellow can be some real crappy stuff. There is a significant difference in quality between the two...., and also in price, of course.
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I have some of the crappy yellow line, but I haven't taken it out of the package. I knew right away it was fake and I opened a case against them on Amazon. They gave me the money back and said keep the line, that shows you what it was worth. The stuff I used had the Saint-Gobain label inside and I purchase it as Tygon brand. Like you said, there is plenty of the crappy stuff out there and I'm not going to take the chance of buying it unless there's no alternative. I think I hit this line with my 14% ethanol from Dillons before I knew better.
Glad you noticed and appreciate the difference. Was just offering a heads up.
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